Who helps this team most?
Recommendations adapt to starter holes, flex paths, bench depth and the positions you have already drafted.
ADP tells you who everyone else is drafting. OverADP analyzes player projections, your roster and every live pick, then tells you who to draft next and who can wait.
Projections are estimates, not guarantees. How we test the model.
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ADP is a strong signal of where players go, so the board blends it with our model instead of ignoring it. You see the projection, its 80% range and ADP side by side, where the model disagrees, and your best next pick for your roster after every selection.
Treat a disagreement as a question to check (range, depth chart, news), not an automatic answer.
SEE HOW THE MODEL IS TESTED →Average half-PPR points missed per player in seasons the model had not seen: QB 42.9 · RB 31.4 · WR 25.2 · TE 18.0 (1,303 player-seasons).
The board blends the model with ADP, which tested better than either one alone.
ADP tells you where players are usually selected. It cannot tell you which available player helps your roster most, or whether you can safely wait another round.
Recommendations adapt to starter holes, flex paths, bench depth and the positions you have already drafted.
Target Intel weighs current value against the chance that a comparable player will still be there at your next pick.
The model flags players whose expected production differs from where the crowd is drafting them, and shows uncertainty instead of fake certainty.
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Not proven. The board blends our model with ADP, and in tests on 2019 to 2025 that blend had lower projection error than ADP alone in 19 of 21 season-format checks. That is historical testing, not a guarantee. Full results are on the ADP vs Model page.
ADP shows where players are usually drafted. It does not predict which available player will help your specific roster most. OverADP combines its own projections with roster fit, positional value, every live pick and the likelihood that a player remains available next round.
Yahoo, yes: connect your Yahoo league (read-only) in the Team Hub for weekly lineup, start/sit and waiver help. Other league sites aren't connected yet. The draft War Room doesn't sync picks from any platform: you mark your picks and opponent picks as the draft proceeds, so it works with any league.
No. Injuries, weekly management, waivers, trades and playoff variance all matter. OverADP is a transparent draft decision aid, not a guarantee of a particular finish.
The War Room supports configurable team counts, draft slots, roster settings and common scoring formats. The published 2026 board defaults to half-PPR.
Yes. Mark live-board picks taken, watch Target Intel recalculate and record one pick free. An account is required only if you choose the $6.99 full-draft unlock.
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